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• 06-20-2006, 5:31 AM

  Chris Crowe [MVP] Joined on 05-25-2006, 7:36 PM Christchurch, New Zealand Posts 18 Chris Crowe [MVP]

  Suggestion : Failed Request Tracing Rules Reply Contact Looking into the failed reques tracing rules I think that there should be a simple Enabled/Disabled state for the rule. At the moment you need to delete the rule to remove it. Even if you may want it again in the future. OK it does not take long to create a rule but then why re-create it when I only wanted to disable it? Your thoughts? Chris Chris Crowe http://blog.crowe.co.nz

• 06-20-2006, 10:55 PM

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  brashquido Joined on 05-22-2006, 12:31 AM Australia Posts 153 brashquido	Re: Suggestion : Failed Request Tracing Rules Reply Contact Sounds logical to me, especially as the complexity and resource overhead of a tracing rule grows. ---------------- Dominic Ryan Microsoft IIS MVP www.iis-aid.com My IIS articles My PHP articles My How-to guides

• 06-21-2006, 12:48 PM

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  bills Joined on 02-03-2006, 5:33 PM Redmond, WA Posts 422 bills

  Re: Suggestion : Failed Request Tracing Rules Reply Contact Chris Crowe [MVP]: Looking into the failed reques tracing rules I think that there should be a simple Enabled/Disabled state for the rule. At the moment you need to delete the rule to remove it. Even if you may want it again in the future. OK it does not take long to create a rule but then why re-create it when I only wanted to disable it? Your thoughts? Chris   I agree, this sounds like a good idea. I'll forward on to the feature team. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Bill Staples Product Unit Manager, IIS blog: http://blogs.iis.net/bills